New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-30
sERMONS TO VETERANS.
.,.,,op,,Y. SERVICES IN THE CHURCHES

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uoyonISG THE NOBLE ns
,yrsrNr REVIEWED BY MANY MINiSiH ..
,,,.ss comm emorative OF Decoration Day "o.e
services WIN =, churches throughout the city yes
many veterans rejoiced while they mournea
r.a,,ed as never before how the noble sacrnces
ss, hro,h.rs were remembered after they hao pasS'u
away. ,.,,hv was
people that jeoparaeo 'nes ms.' in calvary
sne Church Yesterday. He said:
.scr,sc. wa, the foundation mighty inherit III
nr Ne need not make but out o. doctrine
What has spr na absence OF strife Abraham Lincoln r.s
srsndy when he said hs would mS ak deep
enough or carve pillars sooash 70 Napoleon
when unhceded and nnrlgh,ea No one else need try
failed 10 found empire upon contlone upon national
National unity am anne Ieoparded their lives unto .e
death and works DO follow c 9a was never be-
ana oh"ea h'eP"'' IA. ,o,a,a arches
This temple OF our ee ns corridors toemng with
and a yoce in liberty Of ry and
liberty In The pursuit OF ns npon the graves upon
pride OF Srwerefs OF hues snail DC ge' Hsx
tendey placed b them and buy up what
and we can bury a @ he building they support making
not only an asylum for all oppreesseed,,o yu' wv
shai a. ,ss I.r..,em Church in East Thirty fth-st
At'ne ne" '' .'s .mv q, the Republic worshipped
Lafayette Post Grand ARMY VI .no 49, a, .,dor
,,, Tho con gresation Wilbur f. Brown il cohmanuoi
.a,n. Pew a Seward Is chaplain. The pulpit OF the
snd the hef' = q SN" az, a,rors AZ II o'clock
church neatly arranged win a, 49, .oo,. an
post marched In and occupeu INC ec"'' ="
b''"''' rh po,, q q Seward then preached
front anu cen'Ic' An. -. 10 ..,d.
on "True Patriotism" In part NC sa'u'
.r,h "a seminary for Heaven and In the exercise OF our
any we form eternal characters Inc tre 9g ~,
labor consists the fact that THIS Ia ~.
10 OF all the activities tns' cpn Lowe Of onr neigh
ofpstrotism arc ,nos nr 10 the lord il follows
Dor IL an ia closely akin TO
love OF NOME ~. down Ills life for the and honor
s nreparing for besseness Of wider actV-
", n ~ oer world What love OF country but tne
wh ami ex pansOn the love TO others TIL II taxes III
thousands and millions At, -, ,urar,vave
Comrades II Is we'll that we revive ,he Suite VI n, ~ te
years have chosen not 70 speak o @ ra taugbt to
spirit The children oil lsraei III cap ~ W. are in
seek the peace Of Tue CIV wsG sc ct us remember
strange lsndi th Is no. our ~. xri we shall dnd peace
,hat loves his country all things good
anJ nnre Wosoever loves 10 tho Lord earth WIZ
srye in the activity OF Heaven III Is rg
10 cherish the Of our departed put le' US NV
sight Of other virtues. A.
The Rev Dr. George Hutchinson Smyth, pastor Vi lhe
ooua ,,o,,.giate Reformed Church followed the mill
Heoonu Noi0s'"'0 -, -..on., oxoroises hafore
tary manual OF service In his memorial cAe'cisos '0
,os nsmhers OF the Judson Fitzpatrick Post, No l45
- Ho~oo - go, pafev He took for his text
under command Oh 0oione' D'"O' -, - iii st nm our
the words, In the name Oh our uou "' w." ~ 49,.
banners" after giving an exposition oil nass anu %
Ia snoke of the uses OF the flag and said
e6uIhV'neo' Ho 'PoAS - " % ,o,oi,v.
that they were First an open aVoWi vi io9"''
' 1870, 90 -ror. ,hird an index of indie
secohu' u ueoi"i"'" VI W. a., : o,,;r, 80
pendence; fourth. an ensign OF PLUCK Ill., "'i" "
possession and sixth, slgnal OF trluIp- co,,r ,r
The Methodist Episcopal Church OF tue SaNiouI' III
One hundred and ninthst near Madisonave. was oeau
tifully decorated with flags aud flowers yesterday WIeh
800 OF the members OF the Grano anD Dt VIC ,or